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𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐀𝐓𝐇𝐈 : 𝐒𝐖𝐄𝐄𝐓𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐆𝐔𝐀𝐆𝐄 𝐎𝐅 🇮🇳 Reason:Why Marathi's Are Pioneers Of Indian Cinema Today u Call It BOLLYWOOD,TOLLYWOOD,SANDALWOOD Even non-Marathi people can fall in love with it once u adopt Marathi that's why Marathi feel proud. Rich in Culture too

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How can you wear this seminaked outfit in bollywood that too for a non item song in a flop film and be so proud about it. But when it comes to one of the big ambition film in south u cover everything in an item song. Ur hypocrisy has no bounds Keerthi. That's why south hates u

How can you wear this seminaked outfit in bollywood that too for a non item song in a flop film and be so proud about it. But when it comes to one of the big ambition film in south u cover everything in an item song. Ur hypocrisy has no bounds Keerthi. That's why south hates u

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53,327 views • 10 days ago

Celebrating Ashok Mama: The Superstar Who Won Generations of Hearts Glad to felicitate Maharashtra Bhushan and Padma Shri Ashok Saraf as he steps into his 80th year in Nagpur, today. Some memories stay with you forever. The memories of a summer vacation after 9th standard, a trip to Pune and the massive crowd for Dhumdhadaka remain unforgettable. The experience of watching that film and the joy it brought are difficult to put into words. It was Ashok Mama who made countless people fall in love with Marathi cinema. Our Ashok Mama took Marathi cinema to new heights, set new benchmarks and gave the Marathi film industry a powerful mass appeal. He understood the pulse of the common Marathi person. Through his characters, people saw a reflection of themselves, their lives and their aspirations. That deep connection made Ashok Mama not just a superstar, but an emotion for generations. His love for theatre has always been equally inspiring. Alongside cinema, his deep affection and admiration for the stage reflect the unique spirit of Marathi artists and the rich cultural tradition they carry forward. Today’s felicitation is therefore not merely a tribute to Ashok Mama, it is a celebration of the immense happiness, laughter and memories he has brought into the lives of countless people. Nagpur Mayor Neetatai Thakre, Deputy Mayor Leelatai Hathibed, Standing Committee Chairman Shivani Dani-Wakhare, Gatneta Narendra (Balya) Borkar, former MLC Sandeep Joshi and other dignitaries were present. Nita Thakre Shivani Dani Wakhare (Modi ka Pariwar) Sandip Joshi #Maharashtra #Nagpur

Celebrating Ashok Mama: The Superstar Who Won Generations of Hearts Glad to felicitate Maharashtra Bhushan and Padma Shri Ashok Saraf as he steps into his 80th year in Nagpur, today. Some memories stay with you forever. The memories of a summer vacation after 9th standard, a trip to Pune and the massive crowd for Dhumdhadaka remain unforgettable. The experience of watching that film and the joy it brought are difficult to put into words. It was Ashok Mama who made countless people fall in love with Marathi cinema. Our Ashok Mama took Marathi cinema to new heights, set new benchmarks and gave the Marathi film industry a powerful mass appeal. He understood the pulse of the common Marathi person. Through his characters, people saw a reflection of themselves, their lives and their aspirations. That deep connection made Ashok Mama not just a superstar, but an emotion for generations. His love for theatre has always been equally inspiring. Alongside cinema, his deep affection and admiration for the stage reflect the unique spirit of Marathi artists and the rich cultural tradition they carry forward. Today’s felicitation is therefore not merely a tribute to Ashok Mama, it is a celebration of the immense happiness, laughter and memories he has brought into the lives of countless people. Nagpur Mayor Neetatai Thakre, Deputy Mayor Leelatai Hathibed, Standing Committee Chairman Shivani Dani-Wakhare, Gatneta Narendra (Balya) Borkar, former MLC Sandeep Joshi and other dignitaries were present. Nita Thakre Shivani Dani Wakhare (Modi ka Pariwar) Sandip Joshi #Maharashtra #Nagpur

Devendra Fadnavis

37,931 views • 21 days ago

Dear Non-Marathi Speaking brothers,sister’s,Influencers and Commentators, (kindly listen to below attached clip in Hindi) Criticizing Marathi culture or leaders like Raj Thackeray and Uddhav Thackeray may unintentionally fuel their divisive agendas. Here’s why we should approach this issue thoughtfully: 1. Avoid Unintended Consequences: Criticizing Raj Thackeray and Uddhav Thackeray can generate sympathy among Marathi-speaking locals, inadvertently boosting their support. Let the local Marathi population, who understand the nuances, address these leaders through the democratic process. 2. Divisive Narratives Harm Unity: Claims on TV and YouTube about Mumbai’s demographic split (46% Marathi-speaking vs. 54% non-Marathi) mirror the divisive tactics of leaders like Raj Thackeray. Such rhetoric risks fragmenting Sanatana Dharma Hindu voters, playing into the hands of those pushing language-based division. 3. Marathi Voters Have Spoken: In the 2024 Maharashtra Assembly Elections, Marathi-speaking voters rejected Raj Thackeray’s MNS, which secured zero seats and just 2% vote share statewide (8-10% in Mumbai). Uddhav Thackeray’s UBT party also won only 20 seats. The local electorate knows how to counter divisive language politics effectively. 4. Let Locals Lead: Non-Marathi speakers, both within and outside Maharashtra, should refrain from attacking these leaders or Marathi culture. Such criticism often backfires, aiding their narrative of victimhood to sway upcoming local elections, including BMC polls. 5. Lessons from the Past: In 2008-09, excessive FIRs against Raj Thackeray and MNS created sympathy among Marathi voters, helping Congress-NCP win the 2009 elections by splitting opposition votes. Let’s not repeat this cycle. 6. Mutual Respect is Key: Both sides—Raj Thackeray’s insistence that everyone must speak Marathi and non-Marathi speakers’ refusal to engage with the language—reflect arrogance that undermines India’s unity. Embracing and respecting each other’s languages strengthens our diverse culture, while ego-driven conflicts weaken it. 7. Media Missteps: The Mira-Bhayander incident, where a shopkeeper was allegedly attacked by MNS workers, was misreported. Reports suggest the shopkeeper provoked the situation by insulting customers over language. Media must report facts fully to avoid inflaming tensions. 8. A Broader Perspective: Similar issues, like the reported arrogance of SBI officials toward Kannada-speaking locals in Bengaluru, highlight a recurring problem. If individuals choose to live or work in a state, respecting its language and culture is essential. Disrespect or refusal to engage fosters division. India’s strength lies in its linguistic and cultural diversity. Let’s promote unity by respecting local languages and addressing political challenges through dialogue and democracy, not division. #UnityInDiversity #RespectAllLanguages #Maharashtra #Marathi #MarathiLanguageRow #marathilanguage #Hindi #Tamil #Kannada 👇

Dear Non-Marathi Speaking brothers,sister’s,Influencers and Commentators, (kindly listen to below attached clip in Hindi) Criticizing Marathi culture or leaders like Raj Thackeray and Uddhav Thackeray may unintentionally fuel their divisive agendas. Here’s why we should approach this issue thoughtfully: 1. Avoid Unintended Consequences: Criticizing Raj Thackeray and Uddhav Thackeray can generate sympathy among Marathi-speaking locals, inadvertently boosting their support. Let the local Marathi population, who understand the nuances, address these leaders through the democratic process. 2. Divisive Narratives Harm Unity: Claims on TV and YouTube about Mumbai’s demographic split (46% Marathi-speaking vs. 54% non-Marathi) mirror the divisive tactics of leaders like Raj Thackeray. Such rhetoric risks fragmenting Sanatana Dharma Hindu voters, playing into the hands of those pushing language-based division. 3. Marathi Voters Have Spoken: In the 2024 Maharashtra Assembly Elections, Marathi-speaking voters rejected Raj Thackeray’s MNS, which secured zero seats and just 2% vote share statewide (8-10% in Mumbai). Uddhav Thackeray’s UBT party also won only 20 seats. The local electorate knows how to counter divisive language politics effectively. 4. Let Locals Lead: Non-Marathi speakers, both within and outside Maharashtra, should refrain from attacking these leaders or Marathi culture. Such criticism often backfires, aiding their narrative of victimhood to sway upcoming local elections, including BMC polls. 5. Lessons from the Past: In 2008-09, excessive FIRs against Raj Thackeray and MNS created sympathy among Marathi voters, helping Congress-NCP win the 2009 elections by splitting opposition votes. Let’s not repeat this cycle. 6. Mutual Respect is Key: Both sides—Raj Thackeray’s insistence that everyone must speak Marathi and non-Marathi speakers’ refusal to engage with the language—reflect arrogance that undermines India’s unity. Embracing and respecting each other’s languages strengthens our diverse culture, while ego-driven conflicts weaken it. 7. Media Missteps: The Mira-Bhayander incident, where a shopkeeper was allegedly attacked by MNS workers, was misreported. Reports suggest the shopkeeper provoked the situation by insulting customers over language. Media must report facts fully to avoid inflaming tensions. 8. A Broader Perspective: Similar issues, like the reported arrogance of SBI officials toward Kannada-speaking locals in Bengaluru, highlight a recurring problem. If individuals choose to live or work in a state, respecting its language and culture is essential. Disrespect or refusal to engage fosters division. India’s strength lies in its linguistic and cultural diversity. Let’s promote unity by respecting local languages and addressing political challenges through dialogue and democracy, not division. #UnityInDiversity #RespectAllLanguages #Maharashtra #Marathi #MarathiLanguageRow #marathilanguage #Hindi #Tamil #Kannada 👇

KailashGWagh 🇮🇳

93,772 views • 1 year ago

From 1 May, Maharashtra is applying a rule of knowing basic Marathi on Auto and Taxi drivers in state. They will go to a registration centre to read, write, and speak Marathi. I support it. While some might feel this is outrageous and unions are deciding to protest, it is not really a high expectation. I don’t understand how you never tried to learn the language while working in Maharashtra for decades. Most signboards are in Marathi, you meet Marathi speaking people daily, you just catch the language naturally. You have to be stubborn to not to use it. While I support this language requirement for auto & taxi drivers, I would also like to see it applied in corporate & other jobs as they are the ones who are most ignorant for the language. Just add some more days for learning how to write. Marathis love the literature. Most people I know have read some poet or some writer. Many of them love to write on their own. The language sentiment comes from this love for literature. They cannot see it perish and we must respect it. Jai Maharashtra!

From 1 May, Maharashtra is applying a rule of knowing basic Marathi on Auto and Taxi drivers in state. They will go to a registration centre to read, write, and speak Marathi. I support it. While some might feel this is outrageous and unions are deciding to protest, it is not really a high expectation. I don’t understand how you never tried to learn the language while working in Maharashtra for decades. Most signboards are in Marathi, you meet Marathi speaking people daily, you just catch the language naturally. You have to be stubborn to not to use it. While I support this language requirement for auto & taxi drivers, I would also like to see it applied in corporate & other jobs as they are the ones who are most ignorant for the language. Just add some more days for learning how to write. Marathis love the literature. Most people I know have read some poet or some writer. Many of them love to write on their own. The language sentiment comes from this love for literature. They cannot see it perish and we must respect it. Jai Maharashtra!

Siddharth's Echelon

33,820 views • 4 months ago

#WATCH | Mumbai: On Marathi compulsory for auto, taxi, cab drivers, Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis says, "Today, people from the auto drivers' and rickshaw drivers' organizations met with me. They first expressed their support for the idea that functional Marathi should be learned by those working in Mumbai. They all want to learn it, but along with that, they also said that people of various ages are in this profession, and many have dropped out of studies a long time ago. Because of this, learning Marathi in such a short time is difficult for them. They have prepared a very comprehensive plan to teach functional Marathi. They have demanded that they be given one year for this task. The state government has accepted their point and is giving them one year. No action will be taken against them for one year..."

#WATCH | Mumbai: On Marathi compulsory for auto, taxi, cab drivers, Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis says, "Today, people from the auto drivers' and rickshaw drivers' organizations met with me. They first expressed their support for the idea that functional Marathi should be learned by those working in Mumbai. They all want to learn it, but along with that, they also said that people of various ages are in this profession, and many have dropped out of studies a long time ago. Because of this, learning Marathi in such a short time is difficult for them. They have prepared a very comprehensive plan to teach functional Marathi. They have demanded that they be given one year for this task. The state government has accepted their point and is giving them one year. No action will be taken against them for one year..."

ANI

340,508 views • 13 days ago

When nobody knew what #NEP was, this lady (who happens to be an extremely close relative of mine), knew how to navigate languages. She is a purest of pure Kannadathi married into a Kannadiga house who spoke Marathi. This Kannadiga household gave up their mother tongue #Kannada for #Marathi in 1950s when they migrated from Dharwad to Nashik. This family of mine has books in Kannada and is trying to pass on Kannada to future generations. Though they converted into a Marathi household, they have retained Kannada flair. And while doing it, there is no semblance of animosity towards either Marathi or Kannada. Look how beautifully she switches between both languages. Proud to call her my relative. According to her, I am continuing the legacy of Marathi-Kannada unison in today’s day and age as I try to learn Kannada. We don’t need NEP and it’s mandatory language policy to be multilingual. We are Marathis. We are Kannadigas. And we have been multilingual for centuries. Was privileged to record these videos today.

When nobody knew what #NEP was, this lady (who happens to be an extremely close relative of mine), knew how to navigate languages. She is a purest of pure Kannadathi married into a Kannadiga house who spoke Marathi. This Kannadiga household gave up their mother tongue #Kannada for #Marathi in 1950s when they migrated from Dharwad to Nashik. This family of mine has books in Kannada and is trying to pass on Kannada to future generations. Though they converted into a Marathi household, they have retained Kannada flair. And while doing it, there is no semblance of animosity towards either Marathi or Kannada. Look how beautifully she switches between both languages. Proud to call her my relative. According to her, I am continuing the legacy of Marathi-Kannada unison in today’s day and age as I try to learn Kannada. We don’t need NEP and it’s mandatory language policy to be multilingual. We are Marathis. We are Kannadigas. And we have been multilingual for centuries. Was privileged to record these videos today.

TeaChaiLa टीचायला ಟೀಚಾಯ್‌ಲಾ ٹیچائےلا ટીચાઇલા

93,481 views • 1 year ago

Many of you travelling on Nagar Road might have noticed this new building that went from ground to completion in just 18 months. Now, what if I told you that 15% of it is owned by our MP ,who once declared total assets of only ₹3 crore? You keep fighting Marathi vs Non-Marathi; meanwhile, your own are cutting you down quietly from within. That’s why I keep saying, use your brain and ask right question. Also, in upcoming elections, either vote for independent or NOTA but any political party.

Many of you travelling on Nagar Road might have noticed this new building that went from ground to completion in just 18 months. Now, what if I told you that 15% of it is owned by our MP ,who once declared total assets of only ₹3 crore? You keep fighting Marathi vs Non-Marathi; meanwhile, your own are cutting you down quietly from within. That’s why I keep saying, use your brain and ask right question. Also, in upcoming elections, either vote for independent or NOTA but any political party.

Defence Brat

253,856 views • 10 months ago

Look closely at these palaces in the heart of Mumbai. Matoshri… and the lavish Matoshri 2.0 Uddhav Thackeray’s luxury homes in prime Bandra. Shivteerth Raj Thackeray’s opulent residence in Dadar. While they live in splendor… the Marathi manoos struggles to survive. This is Mumbai aamchi Mumbai. Built by the sweat of mill workers. Guarded by Koli hands. Dreamed into existence by Marathi families. And yet today, the sons of this soil are pushed out of their own city exiled from central Mumbai to Kalyan Dombivli Panvel… far from livelihoods far from dignity. The Thackeray brothers once promised protection of our rights our language our Marathi asmita. But promises faded Homes were lost Families were uprooted Pride was broken But when others just spoke one man acted… Deva Bhau In 2025 Devendra Fadnavis did what no one dared he placed keys of 556 homes in Worli into the hands of Marathi families. From dark suffocating 160 sq ft rooms to bright dignified homes FREE. In the heart of Mumbai This is not charity This is justice Through New Housing Policy Thousands of Marathi dreams are finding roofs again No more exile No more betrayal No more tears This is true love for Marathi Asmita This is dignity restored This is governance with courage While some built palaces for themselves Devendra Fadnavis built homes for the people Mumbai’s true son Mumbai’s real guardian For every Marathi heart that ached Deva Bhau delivered hope. #DevaBhau4Mumbaikars

Look closely at these palaces in the heart of Mumbai. Matoshri… and the lavish Matoshri 2.0 Uddhav Thackeray’s luxury homes in prime Bandra. Shivteerth Raj Thackeray’s opulent residence in Dadar. While they live in splendor… the Marathi manoos struggles to survive. This is Mumbai aamchi Mumbai. Built by the sweat of mill workers. Guarded by Koli hands. Dreamed into existence by Marathi families. And yet today, the sons of this soil are pushed out of their own city exiled from central Mumbai to Kalyan Dombivli Panvel… far from livelihoods far from dignity. The Thackeray brothers once promised protection of our rights our language our Marathi asmita. But promises faded Homes were lost Families were uprooted Pride was broken But when others just spoke one man acted… Deva Bhau In 2025 Devendra Fadnavis did what no one dared he placed keys of 556 homes in Worli into the hands of Marathi families. From dark suffocating 160 sq ft rooms to bright dignified homes FREE. In the heart of Mumbai This is not charity This is justice Through New Housing Policy Thousands of Marathi dreams are finding roofs again No more exile No more betrayal No more tears This is true love for Marathi Asmita This is dignity restored This is governance with courage While some built palaces for themselves Devendra Fadnavis built homes for the people Mumbai’s true son Mumbai’s real guardian For every Marathi heart that ached Deva Bhau delivered hope. #DevaBhau4Mumbaikars

Sameet Thakkar (Modi Ka Parivar)

153,110 views • 8 months ago

#WATCH | Mumbai: On SP chief Akhilesh Yadav's tweet on Marathi language directive for auto, taxi and cab drivers in Maharashtra and protest by auto drivers, Maharashtra Minister Pratap Baburao Sarnaik says, "All I would like to tell Akhilesh Yadav is that he should think about Uttar Pradesh elections and not Maharashtra politics. Maharashtra is a state which is always mindful of culture and honour. For the past several years, North Indian people did not get employment opportunities, due to which Maharashtra has been providing livelihood to North Indians for the last 40-50 years. Mahayuti Govt is a govt which provides employment, and does not snatch it away. You are a former CM of Uttar Pradesh, your father was a also a CM of Uttar Pradesh. You could not generate employment during your tenure, so these people came to Maharashtra and we accepted them. We supported them like our brothers...Don't make this an election agenda in UP by politicising this...At 180 locations in the state, we have appointed 1600-1800 teachers (to teach Marathi). All we are saying is that have a convsersation in Marathi with passengers, upholding Marathi pride. You will be given 1-month time and 3-month time later. If you are still unable to learn Marathi, your badge will be cancelled. Because this is Maharashtra. The state knows how to provide livelihood, but it is the responsibility of every Indian to respect Maharashtra's pride and culture..."

#WATCH | Mumbai: On SP chief Akhilesh Yadav's tweet on Marathi language directive for auto, taxi and cab drivers in Maharashtra and protest by auto drivers, Maharashtra Minister Pratap Baburao Sarnaik says, "All I would like to tell Akhilesh Yadav is that he should think about Uttar Pradesh elections and not Maharashtra politics. Maharashtra is a state which is always mindful of culture and honour. For the past several years, North Indian people did not get employment opportunities, due to which Maharashtra has been providing livelihood to North Indians for the last 40-50 years. Mahayuti Govt is a govt which provides employment, and does not snatch it away. You are a former CM of Uttar Pradesh, your father was a also a CM of Uttar Pradesh. You could not generate employment during your tenure, so these people came to Maharashtra and we accepted them. We supported them like our brothers...Don't make this an election agenda in UP by politicising this...At 180 locations in the state, we have appointed 1600-1800 teachers (to teach Marathi). All we are saying is that have a convsersation in Marathi with passengers, upholding Marathi pride. You will be given 1-month time and 3-month time later. If you are still unable to learn Marathi, your badge will be cancelled. Because this is Maharashtra. The state knows how to provide livelihood, but it is the responsibility of every Indian to respect Maharashtra's pride and culture..."

ANI

405,777 views • 17 days ago

Divya Bharti and Rishi Kapoor gave us a song that people still listen to with the same love even today, and many still have it on loop. 🎶 This film will always be remembered in Indian cinema history because it was the film where the King of Indian Cinema took his very first step into the world of cinema 🤴 👑

Divya Bharti and Rishi Kapoor gave us a song that people still listen to with the same love even today, and many still have it on loop. 🎶 This film will always be remembered in Indian cinema history because it was the film where the King of Indian Cinema took his very first step into the world of cinema 🤴 👑

PintuX

115,355 views • 3 months ago

#WATCH | Delhi | Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar says, "...We have rich languages. Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Hindi, Marathi...We have classical languages. We are globally the richest when it comes to languages. So, how can language be divisive? Language should unite us. Those who seek to divide or engage in divisive tactics on account of language need to get into our culture. Our languages are not limited to our country, they are known globally..."

#WATCH | Delhi | Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar says, "...We have rich languages. Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Hindi, Marathi...We have classical languages. We are globally the richest when it comes to languages. So, how can language be divisive? Language should unite us. Those who seek to divide or engage in divisive tactics on account of language need to get into our culture. Our languages are not limited to our country, they are known globally..."

ANI

27,809 views • 1 year ago

Culture so goated that those who once used to fight against it are now following it 🔥 She is Hania Amir, She has dressed up in Indian Saree and put Bindi on her forehead. They know that nothing can match the aesthetics of Hindu culture and that's why they copy it. Hypocrisy is that after copying they label it as 'South Asian' culture. The culture which they hated for years by calling it "Too Hindu" is now suddenly becoming popular among them.

Culture so goated that those who once used to fight against it are now following it 🔥 She is Hania Amir, She has dressed up in Indian Saree and put Bindi on her forehead. They know that nothing can match the aesthetics of Hindu culture and that's why they copy it. Hypocrisy is that after copying they label it as 'South Asian' culture. The culture which they hated for years by calling it "Too Hindu" is now suddenly becoming popular among them.

Chota Don

526,769 views • 1 month ago

2 Failed Politicians are finally on same stage in 'name' of 'Marathi Manus'! But let me tell you why're they actually together. Uddhav Gang is finished in Thane with 66/67 Corporators with Eknath Shinde - एकनाथ शिंदे Ji. Uddhav Gang is finished in Mira-Bhayandar with all Corporators in 'Real' Shiv Sena. 30+ Corporators from Navi Mumbai, 45+ from Kalyan-Dombivali, 15+ Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation have left Uddhav Gang to join 'Real' Shiv Sena. So, Uddhav has lost almost his full footprints in All Urban Areas. About Raj? 😂😂😂😂 When was he even there in Maharashtra Politics except 1st 1.5 yrs of forming MNS? He was never politically relevant nor he is today. This is crux of both failed Politicians which has forced them to come together to save their political career in last ditch attempt & what better agenda than 'Marathi Manus'! But they've forgotten one thing. Today's Maharashtra & especially Mumbai is not living in 1970s. Marathi people have realised that development comes with Inclusiveness & not with Exclusivity. They showed that in 2024 Assembly elections & will prove it again in Municipal Elections.

2 Failed Politicians are finally on same stage in 'name' of 'Marathi Manus'! But let me tell you why're they actually together. Uddhav Gang is finished in Thane with 66/67 Corporators with Eknath Shinde - एकनाथ शिंदे Ji. Uddhav Gang is finished in Mira-Bhayandar with all Corporators in 'Real' Shiv Sena. 30+ Corporators from Navi Mumbai, 45+ from Kalyan-Dombivali, 15+ Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation have left Uddhav Gang to join 'Real' Shiv Sena. So, Uddhav has lost almost his full footprints in All Urban Areas. About Raj? 😂😂😂😂 When was he even there in Maharashtra Politics except 1st 1.5 yrs of forming MNS? He was never politically relevant nor he is today. This is crux of both failed Politicians which has forced them to come together to save their political career in last ditch attempt & what better agenda than 'Marathi Manus'! But they've forgotten one thing. Today's Maharashtra & especially Mumbai is not living in 1970s. Marathi people have realised that development comes with Inclusiveness & not with Exclusivity. They showed that in 2024 Assembly elections & will prove it again in Municipal Elections.

BhikuMhatre

205,242 views • 1 year ago

TV actor Nayandeep Rakshit describes SRK as " Next to god". 🙏🏻 " He's the common indian dream, I have been big SRK fan since I was 3, people say don't meet your idols but I will say definitely meet SRK one day and you will stop believing in that, he just doesn't make u fall in love with him but will make u fall in love with yourself once u meet him, The way he respects people across all genders is very inspirational, I used to cry in childhood when he got beaten in movies, my dream is to have interview with him and the day I get it I will definitely retire" This man Shah Rukh Khan >>

TV actor Nayandeep Rakshit describes SRK as " Next to god". 🙏🏻 " He's the common indian dream, I have been big SRK fan since I was 3, people say don't meet your idols but I will say definitely meet SRK one day and you will stop believing in that, he just doesn't make u fall in love with him but will make u fall in love with yourself once u meet him, The way he respects people across all genders is very inspirational, I used to cry in childhood when he got beaten in movies, my dream is to have interview with him and the day I get it I will definitely retire" This man Shah Rukh Khan >>

daksh.

46,579 views • 2 months ago

xQc debates white culture in Roblox "Why does the title say that white ppl have no culture?..if culture is the way u do things, conduct yourself, how u speak, the way that u use utensils..culture is everything" -X "Their culture is just traumatizing ppl..including what they did to the Native Americans..and everyone else" -Debater "That's bait..do u think that, let's say in Africa, black ppl did none of those things?..ohh so they can?..it’s in human nature, everybody was doing it" -X "Early colonizing days..the way that they trade with each other, the way that they manufacture things, the way that they speak..way they use those tools..all of that is culture and it's still used today" -X

xQc debates white culture in Roblox "Why does the title say that white ppl have no culture?..if culture is the way u do things, conduct yourself, how u speak, the way that u use utensils..culture is everything" -X "Their culture is just traumatizing ppl..including what they did to the Native Americans..and everyone else" -Debater "That's bait..do u think that, let's say in Africa, black ppl did none of those things?..ohh so they can?..it’s in human nature, everybody was doing it" -X "Early colonizing days..the way that they trade with each other, the way that they manufacture things, the way that they speak..way they use those tools..all of that is culture and it's still used today" -X

yeet

141,850 views • 3 months ago

Culture so goated that people who hate you, Copy it 🔥 This scene is from a Pakistani wedding. After copying Hindu rituals and culture like Varmala, Haldi, Mehandi, Indian Dresses, Indian nusic, Poora. aati, Jua Jui, they copied 'Juta Chupai Rasm' / stealing shoes also. >Women in Indian dresses >No women in Burqa Nakab or hijab >No man is in Topi >Sisters of bride stealing shoes of Jija >No fatwa on them 🤡 They know that nothing can match the aesthetics of Hindu culture and that's why they copy it. Hypocrisy is that after copying they label it as 'South Asian' culture. The culture which they hated for years by calling it "Too Hindu" is now suddenly becoming popular among them.

Culture so goated that people who hate you, Copy it 🔥 This scene is from a Pakistani wedding. After copying Hindu rituals and culture like Varmala, Haldi, Mehandi, Indian Dresses, Indian nusic, Poora. aati, Jua Jui, they copied 'Juta Chupai Rasm' / stealing shoes also. >Women in Indian dresses >No women in Burqa Nakab or hijab >No man is in Topi >Sisters of bride stealing shoes of Jija >No fatwa on them 🤡 They know that nothing can match the aesthetics of Hindu culture and that's why they copy it. Hypocrisy is that after copying they label it as 'South Asian' culture. The culture which they hated for years by calling it "Too Hindu" is now suddenly becoming popular among them.

Chota Don

45,211 views • 6 months ago

So miss cooking with Kya not only cheated on her 21 year old boyfriend but says she did it because he’s a bum! Were it not for the internet she would be a bum too. But if he’s a bum why were u sleeping with him why didn’t u just leave? This is why black women lead the world in STDs because they sleep with multiple men at once raw! She blamed him instead of leaving him and yall questioning why Travis hunter and more black men are with non black women? This is disgusting. Black women can do no wrong let them tell it!

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So miss cooking with Kya not only cheated on her 21 year old boyfriend but says she did it because he’s a bum! Were it not for the internet she would be a bum too. But if he’s a bum why were u sleeping with him why didn’t u just leave? This is why black women lead the world in STDs because they sleep with multiple men at once raw! She blamed him instead of leaving him and yall questioning why Travis hunter and more black men are with non black women? This is disgusting. Black women can do no wrong let them tell it!

Tommy 'Tj' Sotomayor

52,722 views • 1 year ago

Hear those proud words ! When I say people are proud of indigenous weapons, I mean they don't feel the same emotional connection with imported ones. For many, depending on foreign equipment is humiliating (& i am one among them). A country of India's stature should be able to build what it needs, and armed forces are stakeholders in that. In this regard, the Indian Navy stands out and that sense of ownership and pride is evident. Way to go, Indian Navy. 🇮🇳

Hear those proud words ! When I say people are proud of indigenous weapons, I mean they don't feel the same emotional connection with imported ones. For many, depending on foreign equipment is humiliating (& i am one among them). A country of India's stature should be able to build what it needs, and armed forces are stakeholders in that. In this regard, the Indian Navy stands out and that sense of ownership and pride is evident. Way to go, Indian Navy. 🇮🇳

Alpha Defense™🇮🇳

27,858 views • 2 months ago

Culture so goated that people who hate you and fought to get separated from you, Copy it 🔥 This video is from a Pakistani wedding, they are following Hindu rituals. After copying Varmala, Haldi, Sangeet, Garba. Dandiya, Aarti now they have copied our 'Ring finding ceremony /Jua jui' >Bride is not in Burqa, Nakab or Hizab >Bride wearing an Indian designer dress >Groom is not in Topi or Sehra >Playing Indian music >No fatwa on them 🤡 The culture which they hated for years by calling it "Too Hindu" is now suddenly becoming popular among them. When it comes to aesthetics, they know nothing can match the AURA of Hindu culture and that's why they copy it. We don't have a problem with why they copy it. Their audacity after copying, that they label it as 'South Asian' culture.

Culture so goated that people who hate you and fought to get separated from you, Copy it 🔥 This video is from a Pakistani wedding, they are following Hindu rituals. After copying Varmala, Haldi, Sangeet, Garba. Dandiya, Aarti now they have copied our 'Ring finding ceremony /Jua jui' >Bride is not in Burqa, Nakab or Hizab >Bride wearing an Indian designer dress >Groom is not in Topi or Sehra >Playing Indian music >No fatwa on them 🤡 The culture which they hated for years by calling it "Too Hindu" is now suddenly becoming popular among them. When it comes to aesthetics, they know nothing can match the AURA of Hindu culture and that's why they copy it. We don't have a problem with why they copy it. Their audacity after copying, that they label it as 'South Asian' culture.

Chota Don

13,480 views • 5 months ago